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Project Planner Printable | Editable Student Project Workbook | Task Management,
Project Planner Printable | Editable Student Project Workbook | Task Management, Goal Setting & Organization | 60 Pages PDF PPT PNG Help your students stay organized, focused, and successful with this comprehensive Project Planner Workbook! Designed for both classroom and independent use, this resource empowers learners to plan, track, and execute projects efficiently from start to finish. Perfect for teachers looking to build executive functioning skills, time management, and accountability i
Adult Education
Business, Economics , Writing
Self-evaluating a task to aid in self-regulation
This rating scale can help your student take a more active role in the learning process. Rating effort and level of difficulty is a foundational skill for executive functioning and self-regulation. This rating scale facilitates the student in assessing performance in a variety of tasks. Created by an occupational therapist for students in special education who have "big reactions" to academic tasks and difficulty with emotional regulation.
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Student-Created Task Analysis Sheets
Students can practice their Executive Functioning skills by making a list of the steps/items they need in order to complete a task BEFORE asking for help. The download comes with editable 3- or 5-step sheets. You can edit it for more or less steps, as well as the wording used. Add more to each step to help scaffold. The choices are yours. Change it to make it work for you and your student. It also comes with a check-off sheet for students to use to check off if they have exhausted all of their o
2nd - 8th
Executive Functioning Skills Rubric + Data Sheet *editable*
Executive functioning skills like task initiation and sustained attention are critical skills for elementary, middle, and high school students. This resource includes a detailed rubric that breaks down 5 specific executive functioning skills (preparedness, task initiation, sustained attention, advocating, and task completion). The data sheet that accompanies this rubric makes data collection straight forward and easy to use with para-educators as well. There is an IEP goal included with the data
1st - 12th
Executive Functioning Planning Mat
These executive functioning planners are perfect for dailky tasks that need to be broken down and chunked for students to complete multi step assignments.
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CEFI Report Template School Psychology Special Education Assessment Evaluation
Comprehensive Executive Functioning Inventory CEFI Report Template Streamline your report writing process and save valuable time with this comprehensive and user-friendly resource. Crafting detailed and accurate reports can often be a time-consuming task for school psychologists, but worry no more! Our report templates are specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of school psychologists, empowering you to create professional-grade reports effortlessly. Key Features: Customizable Sections:
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School Psychology
DREFS Report Template EF School Psychologist Special Education Assessment
Delis Rating of Executive Functions (D-REF) Report TemplateBonus:· Psychometric Assessment & Analysis template page with score descriptions and score conversion chart. Streamline your report writing process and save valuable time with this comprehensive and user-friendly resource. Crafting detailed and accurate reports can often be a time-consuming task for school psychologists, but worry no more! Our report templates are specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of school psychologists
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School Counseling, School Psychology
Senior Focus Planner
This is used for my students with disabilities that have major issues with executive function. It can be used for adults too. Just focuses on simplifying tasks to 3 a day. Google Doc link https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lOSo1GMRiwWcrSIsTN3ZzFwb96P0wt3mLs78CQDTxDU/edit?usp=sharing
6th - 12th
English Language Arts, Social Studies
Assignment Planning Sheet
This planning sheet is a great way to help students keep their assignment's organized as well as practice essential executive functioning skill. This document includes a column for students to write down the estimated time to complete the assignment, thus teaching them how to plan out completing their assignments. There is then another column to write the due date and check the assignment off when it is complete. Executive Functioning Skills Targeted: Planning Organization Time management Self-
3rd - 12th
Task Completion Checklist (editable)
Help students accomplish daily tasks with greater efficiency by providing them with a visual cue of what needs to be done. Great for students with limited executive functioning and difficulties initiating tasks.
4th - 8th
Reward Chart
This reward chart is a tool that can be used by teacher and or parents to help modify specific behaviors. When the child has completed the task enough times then the task will become a habit. The teacher or parent can use stickers to make the reward chart more fun. Every time the child completed the wanted behavior the teacher or parent will place a sticker in the star. The chart should be placed in a visible area. An example is the refrigerator.. This helps to be a constant reminder for the chi
PreK - 2nd
School Counseling, School Psychology
Classroom CheckList Builder (Editable in Excel)
Create, organize, and store up to 50 customized 4-step CheckLists for any classroom task. This easy-to-use Excel program turns your steps into printable boards, style templates, and token charts—all generated automatically. CheckLists help students stay on task, build independence, and complete activities with less teacher prompting. Perfect for students who benefit from visual supports, task breakdowns, predictable routines, and executive-function help. Why Teachers Use This Program• Simple,
1st - 3rd
For All Subjects
Neurodiversity Affirming Self Reflection and Reflexive Questioning Chart
Neurodiversity Affirming Self Reflection and Reflexive Question ChartUse this tool instead of: * " first this, and then this" expectation e.g., first you have to do this activity to get the gold star sticker * Reward systems/Sticker Charts that are not functional long-term * Zones of Proximal Development Why use this tool rather than the tools listed above?Reflexive questioning is an important executive functioning skill that children, adolescents and adults require to reflect on their own beh
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Binder Checklist Cards
This product is designed to be used as an independent work station where students work on organizing their belongings to stay on top of their school work. Simply print the cards on your choice of paper and have students self-monitor if they have their binder "up-to-snuff" with classroom/school expectations. In my classroom, I have them printed on regular paper so that students can write directly on them. They do this task AT LEAST once a week in order to align with IEP data collection and with m
6th - 10th
For All Subjects
Classroom Jobs Sign-In & Sign-Out Sheet: Responsibility & Work Readiness Tracker
Teach students accountability and workplace responsibility with this Classroom Jobs Sign-In & Sign-Out Sheet! Designed for special education, life skills, and vocational training classrooms, this resource helps students track their participation in classroom jobs, reinforcing independence, time management, and work readiness skills. This resource includes: ✅ Editable sign-in/sign-out sheets to track job participation and completion. ✅ Structured format that mimics real-world workplace
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IEP Goal Bank Editable 100 Goals Special Education K-12 SPED Templates
IEP season means writing goals from scratch, searching old documents, and second-guessing whether your language will hold up under scrutiny. This goal bank gives you 100 fully editable, IDEA-aligned annual goal templates across nine priority domains — organized, legally defensible, and ready to customize in minutes. Every goal was written by a licensed school psychologist using replacement behavior principles, which means your goals are built to reflect what students will do, not what they need
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
MORNING & AFTERNOON CHECKLISTS
This BUNDLE combines two great products for your classroom. Great for Special Ed or Gen Ed. Morning Checklist: A great tool for students to use to foster independence in the classroom in the morning upon entering the classroom. Afternoon Checklist: A great tool for students to use to foster independence in the classroom in the afternoon as they are packing for dismissal. I laminate these and keep them in a basket for students to grab as they are entering the classroom. Students can checkoff
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